• Preaching While Black Episode 015: Aaron Moore on Staying Hungry to Learn as a Preacher

  • Feb 6 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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Preaching While Black Episode 015: Aaron Moore on Staying Hungry to Learn as a Preacher

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  • Welcome to the Preaching While Black podcast. Aaron Moore is the Equipping Pastor at Concord Church in Dallas, Texas. In this episode, he discusses the importance of Christian education in his preaching journey, the women who have influenced his life as a preacher, and some of the secret sauce that makes Concord a great place to serve as a preacher. 

    This is Episode 015: Aaron Moore on Staying Hungry to Learn as a Preacher 

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    00:50 The Call 

    16:27 The Craft 

    28:57 The Context __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US: 

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